Canada Weather Forecast: Snow, Rain To Unleash in Southern Ontario This Week

The second week of March is expected to unload rain and snow in Southern Ontario this week, according to the latest forecasts.

Motorists and homeowners in Southern Ontario should keep updated with the weather conditions for possible travel disruptions and slower commutes.

Bringing an umbrella while on the road is recommendable due to the chances of rainy conditions.

Snow and rain in Southern Ontario

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Montreal, Quebec, Canada, on January 27, 2023. The latest weather forecast said snow and rain could unload in Southern Ontario this week, resulting in slower commutes.

Recently, weather forecasts said that parts of Canada experienced heavy snow conditions that resulted in flight delays.

Here is what weather reports showed in parts of Canada:

According to CBC News, Toronto City experienced heavy snow causing significant flight delays at Toronto's Pearson International Airport. Power outages were also reported in the city.

The CTV News Toronto reported that Southern Ontario was forecast to receive snow this weekend.

The report said that Air Canada announced delays and potential cancellation of flights in Halifax, Ottawa and Quebec City due to the challenging weather.

Meanwhile, the CTV News Ottawa reported that Ottawa recorded troublesome snowy conditions that caused slower commutes.

The Ottawa International Airport and Westjet reported travel cancellations.

Moreover, the latest weather forecasts showed that light rain and snow are expected in Southern Ontario.

According to The Weather Network, a weak clipper could result in potential wintry weather conditions in Southern Ontario on Monday.

The forecasts said that the weather conditions could lead to travel delays or slower commutes.

Motorists traveling this week should monitor the weather in Southern Ontario and Greater Toronto Area (GTA).

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Although Canadians are used to freezing and challenging weather, it is essential to keep updated with the weather conditions to anticipate potential road accidents and closures.

Stay updated with The Weather Network for the latest weather updates in Canada.

In the United States, winter storms unload heavy snow and challenging winds in the Northeast, Midwest and Southern California.

According to AccuWeather, parts of California braced for heavy snow, leaving many homes stranded. The snowpack improved which could help reservoirs.

Last week, the National Weather Prediction Center reported that heavy snow would unload in the Midwest and Northeast, bringing travel hazards.

Meanwhile, the National Weather Service said winter storm conditions are expected in Nebraska and Southern North Dakota.

Weather preparedness in Canada

Winter storms could still become problematic at the last stretch of the winter season.

Snow and rain conditions could lead to multiple road hazards.

Here are important reminders for this week for homeowners and motorists in Southern Ontario.

Snow conditions could result in colder temperatures. Homeowners should monitor the body temperatures of their family members for hypothermia and frostbite.

Power outages could become possible during heavy snow or winter storms.

Homeowners should prepare extra winter clothes and blankets.

Motorists should observe the road conditions before traveling. In addition, people with scheduled flights should monitor for possible delays or cancellations.